There's no denying how much joy and comfort Mister Rogers brought to the homes of U.S. Americans. On "Mister Rogers’ ...

It doesn’t get a whole lot more wholesome than Mister Rogers, of the famous television neighborhood. Generations grew up with ...

The world needs a sense of worth, and it will achieve it only by its people feeling that they are worthwhile.” — Fred Rogers Fred Rogers understood the power of media to nurture, teach, and connect.

SEE ALSO: Try not to cry watching a young Mister Rogers defend PBS Be forewarned: The following quotes may trigger feelings of deep hope and love for humanity. "As human beings, our job in life is ...

David Newell, the actor who portrayed Mr. McFeely on the classic children’s program “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” spoke with "4 The Record" host Michelle Wright in an interview that aired Sunday on ...

Mister Rogers didn't shy away from addressing difficult ... Says He's 'in God's Arms Now': 'I Will Always Love You' Gene Hackman’s Wife Betsy Is the Reason the Actor Didn’t Die ‘Long Ago ...

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On April 1,1954, Fred Rogers left his promising career working as a floor manager at NBC in New York to work at the public TV station WQED while studying to become a Presbyterian minister because ...

Here, Kurlander contrasts the wildly different paths taken by Engel and Fred Rogers that led each to generate programming that helped kids cope. Making Good Attractive: How Peter Engel and Fred ...